Here is a 491 word scene with 50% dialogue between Molly and Bill planning a heist: Molly leaned against the brick wall, casually people watching as she waited for her partner in crime. She checked her watch again, wondering where he could be. They were supposed to be scoping out the neighborhood and planning their next job. "Sorry I'm late," a voice said from behind her. Molly turned to see Bill walking quickly towards her. "I got held up." "It's fine," Molly said with a smile. "We've still got plenty of time before the party starts." Bill nodded, then gestured with his head towards a large house down the street. "That's the place there. The Anderson's. Little Susie's turning seven today." Molly raised an eyebrow. "Seven huh? That's prime present pilfering age." "Exactly," Bill said with a grin. "I figure with a birthday like that, there's gotta be at least a few good presents worth grabbing." "Oh definitely," Molly agreed. "Kids parties are a goldmine for easy scores. Adults are distracted, gifts are abundant." Bill chuckled. "Like taking candy from a baby." Molly surveyed the house, watching as party decorators carted supplies inside. "We'll have to slip in through the back. There's that little gate near the trees we can hop over, then hide in the bushes until the coast is clear." "Good plan," said Bill. "We'll wait until all the kids are distracted by cake and games. Then sneak inside, grab armfuls of presents, andbbut out the back before anyone notices." "I'll bring a big duffel bag to stuff everything into," Molly added. "Though I doubt we'll be able to take all of them. We'll have to be selective." Bill nodded in agreement. "Prioritize the big boxes first. Leave the envelopes and gift bags for later." "Ooh, I hope there's a new bike in there somewhere," Molly said, eyes lighting up. "Nice and expensive but easy to carry." "A new game console would be sweet too," said Bill. "Something we could pawn for decent cash." Molly clapped her hands together eagerly. "This is going to be such an easy score. In and out in five minutes tops." "I don't know about five minutes," Bill said hesitantly. "We should give ourselves at least ten, just to be safe." Molly waved her hand. "Please, I could do this with my eyes closed." "Careful," Bill warned. "Overconfidence leads to sloppy work." "Relax, I've done this countless times," Molly said confidently. "But fine, ten minutes. We'll sneak in during the cake song, grab the biggest, most expensive looking gifts, and sneak back out under the cover of 'Happy Birthday.'" Bill nodded, seemingly satisfied with the plan. "Alright, sounds good. We'll meet back here at 2pm, just before the party starts." "2pm it is," Molly confirmed. "Bring a bag, look sharp, and we'll hit this birthday bash jackpot." She held out her fist. Bill bumped it with his own and grinned. Easy money.